One work by this figure was the inspiration for the Kaufmann head at the Louvre. The Ruspoli faun is a copy of a statue type attributed to this figure. The base of a sculpture depicting Leto, Apollo, and Artemis was attributed to this figure, and another work shows the title figure with short-braided hair resting on a tree trunk for support. He depicted that same figure standing next to a lizard crawling up a tree, while in another work, which was supposedly modeled on the courtesan Phryne, shows a nude woman holding her hand in front of her genitals. Another work shows a god holding a robe and a baby on his left hand. For 10 points, name this sculptor of the Lycian Apollo, Apollo the Lizard Slayer, Hermes with the Infant Dionysus, and the 
One work by this figure was the inspiration for the Kaufmann head at the Louvre. The Ruspoli faun is a copy of a statue type attributed to this figure. The base of a sculpture depicting Leto, Apollo, and Artemis was attributed to this figure, and another work shows the title figure with short-braided hair resting on a tree trunk for support. He depicted that same figure standing next to a lizard crawling up a tree, while in another work, which was supposedly modeled on the courtesan Phryne, shows a nude woman holding her hand in front of her genitals. Another work shows a god holding a robe and a baby on his left hand. For 10 points, name this sculptor of the Lycian Apollo, Apollo the Lizard Slayer, Hermes with the Infant Dionysus, and the Aphrodite of Cnidus.
One work by this figure was the inspiration for the Kaufmann head at the Louvre.
Praxiteles